…shows, each episode of Penelope had a full-length story. The general plots did not differ much from one story to the next, concerning as they did the efforts of Sylvester…

…part of the film, an all-too-typical montage of new-recruits-in-training. Certainly, it is meant to evoke and parody similar sections of other movies, but was more derivative and full of clichés…

…heroes meet the champion of mysterious Wakanda as they face off once again with alien invaders. Picking up where Ultimate Avengers: The Movie left off, this sequel tries to out-do…

…Throughout the rest of the first season, Flash and his comrades repeatedly escape from the clutches of Ming, while making friends and enemies of the various races of Mongo. During…

…run, Teen Titans won over many of the skeptics who were initially put off by the show’s anime-inspired style and its targeting of a lower-aged demographic. Once the show grew…

…surprisingly agile and expressive, and even seeing it all these years later, the costumes do much to sell the reality of the show; but— as with any piece of storytelling—…

…Arches provides a closer look at the workings of the Guild Of Calamitous Intent, as the Guild offers Dr. Orpheus and his former colleagues in The Order Of The Triad,…

…Filmation producer Lou Scheimer and a host of other show participants. It’s a good track to goes over the history of the show and what Filmation was trying to achieve…

…1966, which was the dawning of the legendary Saturday morning era of greatness. Naturally, this led to the development of a slew of other action-adventure shows from the studio as…

…rest of the soundtracks sound just fine in two-channel mono. Final Cut: Neither of these shows was groundbreaking in the sense of advancing the art of animation; but they both…

…two of the Super Friends (seven minutes), a “teaching” segment that featured The Wonder Twins (4 minutes), a half-hour full-team story, and lastly a six-minute story that saw one regular…

…cover of the DVD!) This is one of the more joyous of the Peanuts specials, as it has relatively little of Charlie Brown and therefore it racks up a lot…

…Jim. The other cartoon that helped launch the block was a direct spin-off of the classic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts, as it utilized the characters of…

…about American history and government. “The Preamble” is one of the most memorable songs. It talks about the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States (you know… “We the…

…cutting-edge, and very witty, and sometimes reminded me of the UPA cartoons of the 1950s. At the end, Disney introduces a new Frontierland episode of “The Horse of the West”,…

…include “Quest of the Skeleton Warrior”, “The Box”, “Day of the Dungeon Master”, and “The Dungeon at the Heart of Dawn”. After its cancellation, the show spawned a series of…

…A testament to the life, work and vigor of legendary cartoon director Chuck Jones’, from animation’s pioneering days to some of the last footage of Jones’ before his passing. He…